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AMBRA

AMBRA

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Lucia Minetti, extraordinary performer, important voice of the Italian scene, together with Andrea Zani at the piano and Martino Maina at the cello, solid musicians, sensitive and curious towards the music all, plays in a chamber music style, precious songwriting from Italy, France, Brasil, Argentina and Spain with intensity and great expressive personality. A trio that crosses the boundaries of genre with curiosity formed by musicians with different musical paths. Interpreters very prepared, fl exible and aware of each of their instrument. Lucia Minetti, singer loved by directors and authors who have dedicated music and lyrics is known for the breadth of its repertoire, the intensity of its interpretations and the wise use of dynamics and colors. It was defi ned by Lidia Ravera “Mezzo soprano e mezzo angelo del cielo” and by Giorgio Gaslini “The best new singer of the songwriting”. Crowdfunding Project - Very special thanks to our supporters: Gian Carlo Ariosto, Marco Luca Bovati, Daniele Guarise, Paolo Marchetti, Fabio Seretti, Fabio Borelli, Simona Amodio, Brunella Pugnaloni, Pietro Asolari, Alessandro Belli, Gaetano Laureanti, Sergio Boretto, Raffaele Biolcati, Davide Saronni, Giovanni Cornara. Un grazie anche a Luca Turolla. Lucia Minetti, voce / Andrea Zani, pianoforte / Martino Maina, violoncello  

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Retrato Brasileiro

Retrato Brasileiro

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41 years in two...   Giuditta Franco is a singer who has just turned 21, who was born into a family of musicians, who has perhaps always sung, but who also thought of forming her voice, studying in the Conservatory. The beauty of his velvety timbre, aided by an impeccable vocal technique, reminds us of a forgotten style, that some great of the past have meant that there was also a precise definition for this way of singing, or "crooner". And these great ones range from Frank Sinatra, to Nat "King" Cole, to Tony Bennet, but also, to women, from Lena Horne, to Rosemary Clooney, to the famous Diana Krall and Norah Jones. Giuditta sings with a deep, velvety timbre, characterized by mellow low notes and sparkling high notes, firm and never aggressive and so accompanies you in a dimension of true music, harmonically complex, melodically enchanting. All characteristics that find authentic exaltation and full enhancement from the great repertoire of the classical Bossanova.   Pietro Pasinato is not less interesting. 20 years, excellent guitarist who in parallel with rigorous academic studies at the Conservatory, has always maintained curiosity and application also towards other musical genres, from jazz, first of all, to Brazilian music and why not, winking at rock and blues. His technique is not afraid of rivals, it is a "metabolized" technique, which despite his young age allows Pietro to concentrate on the nuances of the specific style that he decides to tackle from time to time: a sort of "elegant Zelig" at the service of great music.   Giuditta and Pietro represent a perfect and exclusive mix in the music scene of today’s young people. By no means servants of a commercial system that would push them to move in all other areas, both in terms of content and media spaces, they chose instead of riding the dangerous tiger of masterpieces of the past, a repertoire in which all the greatest of all time have already expressed themselves. It’s a challenge that I know is already won and that I decided to fix in a record that will make it clear to all that audience more curious and attentive, away from the sirens of mass communication.   Retrato Brasileiro is the title of one of the most famous songs written by Baden Powell that perfectly describes the meaning of this record: a meaning that in the intimate is even better photographed by the song, famous "Chega de Saudade", or "No More Nostalgia" which in the original text is dedicated to a woman. But we want to read a translated meaning of this text, dedicating the statement "No More Nostalgia" to the Great Music. Nostalgia of the Great Brazilian Music of the Bossa Nova era, by all those people tired of the plastic clichés imposed by the great media circus of the contemporary world: Great Music returns and does so not with an old glory on the sunset boulevard, but with two very young performers who can give life back to the real notes, those that will never die. Good listening!

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THE OTHER GIRL

THE OTHER GIRL

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VELUT LUNA CVLD325                            UPC:  8019349977999 01 - Dove sei  (Vittorio Matteucci) 2:46 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, double bass Marco Soldà, drums Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 02 - Tra i ricordi e i perchè   (Marco Strano, Alessandro Magliarditi)  3:11 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, electric bass Marco Soldà, drums Pietro Mirabassi, tenor saxophone Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 03 - Simple Life  (Fabrizio Castania, Dino Doni, Chiara Pastò)  3:05 Enrico Santacatterina, guitar Riccardo Di Vinci, electric bass Marco Soldà, drums Massimo Tuzza, percussions Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 04 - Non più noi  (Marco Strano, Alessandro Magliarditi)  4:12 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, double  bass Marco Soldà, drums Pietro Mirabassi, tenor saxophone Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 05 - Just Smile  (Enrico Santacatterina, Chiara Pastò)  4:13 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, electric bass Marco Soldà, drums Enrico Santacatterina, guitar Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 06 - Cry Me A River  (Arthur Hamilton)  4:57 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 07 - Bellezza No  (Alejandro Saorin Martinez)  3:23 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, piccolo bass Marco Soldà, drums Massimo Tuzza, percussions Enrico Santacatterina, guitar Emiliano Tamanini, trumpet Angel Ballester Veliz, alto sax Gigi Grata, trombone Giorgio Beberi, baritone sax 08 - Se crederci   (Vito Caporale)  3:48  Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, double bass Marco Soldà, drums featuring Baraonna: Vito Caporale, Delio Caporale, Daphne Nisi, Eleonora Tosto 09 - I Poeti   (Ninni Arini)  3:50  Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, electric bass Marco Soldà, drums Enrico Santacatterina, guitar Giuseppe Barutti, cello solo Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 10 - Lontano, lontano  (Luigi Tenco)  3:36 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Riccardo Di Vinci, double bass Marco Soldà, drums Pietro Mirabassi, tenor saxophone 11 - Feel You On My soul (Fabrizio Castania, Dino Doni, Chiara Pastò)  3:18 Francesco Pollon, grandpiano Giuseppe Barutti, cello solo Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings 13 - The Other Girl  (Enrico Santacatterina, Chiara Pastò)  4:13 Enrico Santacatterina, guitar, electric Bass, drums, chorus Massimo Tuzza, percussions Magister Espresso Orchestra, strings total time: 44:39 All strings scores composed and arranged  by Fabrizio Castania Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 arranged by  Fabrizio Castania Track 7 arranged by  Alejandro Saorin Martinez Track 8 arranged by  Vito Caporale Track 10 arranged by  Francesco Pollon & Chiara Pastò Magister Espresso Orchestra First and Second Violins: Luca Mares, Sabina Bakholdina, Erika Fassetta, Gianpiero Zanocco, Giorgio Baldan Violas: Mario Paladin, Paolo Pasoli, Francesca Levorato, Alessandra Di Vincenzo Cellos: Giuseppe Barutti (solo), Alessandra Boldrin, Alan Dario  Francesco Pollon plays on Steinway & Sons D274 Concert Grandpiano tuned and prepared by Silvano Zanta Enrico Santacatterina plays on Ibanez, Godin Multiac, Gibson The Firebird, XoX Handle, Ovation guitars - 88.2kHz / 24bit digital recording made at Magister Recording Area, Preganziol, Italy on June 8 --> 22, 2020 - Analog mix made at Magister Recording Area, Preganziol, Italy on June 27 --> 30, 2020 - Mastering made by Simon Hayworth, at Super Audio Digital, Devon, UK, on July 15, 16, 2020 Production:  VELUT LUNA Executive Producer:  Marco Lincetto Musical Producer:  Marco Lincetto Musical Consultant:  Fabrizio Castania Chiara's Vocal Producer: Enrico Santacatterina Chiara's Vocal Coach: Chiara Morandin Balance Engineer: Marco Lincetto Recording Engineer:  Andrea Valfrè Mix Engineers: Andrea Valfrè, Marco Lincetto Mastering Engineer:  Simon Hayworth Cover and Inside Photos:  Marco Lincetto Graphics and Design:  L'Image  

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ITALO BAIANA

ITALO BAIANA

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UPC: 8019349867986 24bit/88.2kHz original digital stereo recording, mixed & mastered live on stage direct to two tracks, using just analog equipment (Rupert Neve Portico Analog Console, Maselec, Millennia Media).  All recordings, mix and mastering as described above were made at Fondazione Musicale Masiero e Centanin, Main Hall, in Arquà Petrarca (Italy), on July 22, 23, 2019 No post production was applied to the original takes: this project is totally editing free.  Lara Cavalli Monteiro, voice David Beltran Soto Chero, guitar Achille Succi, bass clarinet & flute Valerio Galla, percussions Lorenzo Capasso, marimba Beppe Calamosca, trombone Cicadas & Crickets, continuous ambient ItaloBaiana 01 - Rio Doce (David Beltran Soto Chero - Lara Cavalli Monteiro) 4:35  02 - E' doce morrer no mar (Dorival Caymmi)  4:17 03 - Cajuina (Caetano Veloso)  4:37 04 - Reconvexo (Caetano Veloso)  3:24 05 - E' d'Oxum / Canto para Oxum (oro mi maio) (Geronimo Santana / Bantos Iguape)  6:02 06 - Elefante azul (David Beltran Soto Chero - Lara Cavalli Monteiro)  5:26 07 - Travessia (Milton Nascimento)  3:56 08 - Miragem de carnaval (Caetano Veloso)  3:35 09 - Nossa cama (David Beltran Soto Chero - Lara Cavalli Monteiro)  4:37 10 - Coquerais (David Beltran Soto Chero - Lara Cavalli Monteiro)  3:24         Tot. time: 43:56 All arrangements by David Beltran Soto Chero Production: VELUT LUNA Executive producer: Marco Lincetto Musical Producer: David Beltran Soto Chero Recordind, mix & mastering: Marco Lincetto Photo: Marco Lincetto Design: L'Image   Di te resisterà sempre un alito di vita viva perchè da te ho preso la materia per costruire la casa-donna che sono oggi. Tu con me cammini, canti, abbracci. Io con te mi immergo nelle profondità dei più svariati sentimenti, con te tocco la mia anima, la lacero, la ricucio e incontro di nuovo la tua. A te ogni mia nota, mio leone, mio Zumbi, meu Preto. Of you will always resist a breath of life because from you I have taken the matter to build the woman-home I am today. You walk with me, you sing with me, you embrace with me. With you I immerse myself in the depths of the most varied feelings, with you I touch my soul, I tear it up, I sew it up and I meet yours again. To you my every note, my lion, my Zumbi, meu Preto.  

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HEART/STRINGS

HEART/STRINGS

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UPC: 8019349997881 heart / strings 1 - Memories (Oscar del Barba - Stefano Bortolussi)  3:21 2 - Rencontre (Oscar del Barba - Luca Ragagnin)  2:13 3 - Lullaby (Oscar del Barba - Enrico Remmert)  4:18 4 - So Look at me (Oscar del Barba -Francesca Tini Brunozzi)  4:15 5 - Per sempre naviganti (Oscar del Barba - Giuseppe Grattacaso)  4:24 6 - In The Whisper of Sighs (Oscar del Barba - Stefano Valanzuolo)  3:33 7 - I Will (Oscar del Barba - Stefano Bortolussi)  3:48 8 - Il nostro amor (Oscar del Barba - Dario Voltolini)  4:07 9 - Highway of the mind (Oscar del Barba - Stefano Bortolussi )  3:48 10 - In volo (Oscar del Barba - Giuseppe Grattacaso)  4:49 11 - Como um tormento ( Oscar del Barba - Marco Bortoli)  4:17 12 - Il ponte (Oscar Del Barba - Dario Voltolini)  3:28          Tot. time:  46:29 Original music & arrangements: Oscar del Barba Poems: Stefano Bortolussi, Marco Bortoli, Giuseppe Grattacaso, Luca Ragagnin, Enrico Remmert, Francesca Tini Brunozzi, Stefano Valanzuolo, Dario Voltolini. Lucia Minetti, voice Quartetto Echos Andrea Maffolini e Ida Di Vita, violins Giorgia Lenzo, viola Martino Maina, cello 24bit / 88.2kHz original recording, made strictly live in studio at Area Magister Studios, Preganziol, Italy, on July, 31 and August 1, 2019 Marco Lincetto choose all tube microphones Ribera R12 and R47 Production: Velut Luna Executive Producer: Marco Lincetto Musical Producers: Lucia Minetti & Marco Lincetto Recording, mix and mastering: Marco Lincetto Wordmaster (editing & English translations): Stefano Bortolussi Translation "Como um tormento": Juliana Folle Beraldo Photo: Marco Lincetto Photo Oscar del Barba: Roberto Cavalli Design: L'Image   Quando ho proposto l'idea di questo disco a Oscar del Barba e Stefano Bortolussi, sapevo di avere a che fare da un lato con un compositore di rara raffinatezza e creatività, e dall'altro con un poeta per il quale la musicalità del verso è un elemento imprescindibile. Sapevo, insomma, che in loro avrei avuto due compagni di avventure in perfetta sintonia con ciò che avevo in mente: qualcosa di nuovo e al tempo stesso un ritorno alle origini. Stefano e io abbiamo raccolto, oltre a tre suoi contributi originali in lingua inglese, i testi di alcuni tra i più bravi poeti e scrittori italiani di questi anni, per i quali ho voluto pormi come una sorta di musa ispiratrice, chiedendo loro di elaborare versi sui grandi temi dell'amore, del desiderio, della lontananza, del ricordo e partecipandovi a mia volta con intuizioni, varianti e suggerimenti. Abbiamo modellato e levigato le parole a noi affidate, in cui ricorrono figure alle quali sono molto affezionata come l'acqua e il viaggio. Successivamente abbiamo affidato i testi alle sapienti mani di Oscar, che li ha messi in musica e orchestrati per quartettod'archi, cesellando le note sui versi con sapienza e profonda ispirazione. Ma soprattutto io ho sperimentato, cantato e interpretato seguendo un’idea di canzone che si distaccasse e prendesse il volo dalle convenzioni; e Stefano e Oscar hanno ascoltato e suggerito a mente aperta. Il risultato, ne siamo convinti, è una volta tanto fedele all'intento di partenza: quello di riallacciare i rapporti tra canzone e poesia, oggi troppo spesso sacrificati sui falsi altari delle rime facili e dell'orecchiabilità. Compagno di viaggi ideale il Quartetto Echos, un gruppo giovane, pieno di entusiasmo, talento e passione e curioso verso i progetti crossover. Garanzia di sempre la grande maestria di Marco Lincetto dietro il banco regia e il suo prezioso apporto come produttore discografico. Questa, dunque, è la nostra idea di canto libero. O forse sarebbe meglio dire "una delle nostre idee", poiché ho la sensazione che ne seguiranno molte altre. Lucia Minetti When I proposed the idea for this album to Oscar del Barba and Stefano Bortolussi, I knew that I was dealing with a composer of rare refinement and creativity and with a poet in whose versesmusicality is an essential element. I knew, in short, that in them I would have two companions of adventures in perfect harmony with what I had in mind: something new and at the same time a return to the origins.  Stefano and I have collected, in addition to his three original contributions in English, the texts of some of the best Italian poets and writers of these years. I wanted to be a sort of inspiring muse for them, asking them to dedicate their verses to the great themes of love, desire, longing and memory, and contributing in turn with insights, variants and suggestions. We molded and polished the words entrusted to us, where certainimages that I am particularly fond of — such as the seas and our travels upon them — are deliberately recurrent. Then we entrusted the words in Oscar's masterful hands, and he set them to music and created the score for string quartet, chiseling his notes around the verses with great skill and inspiration. But above all I experimented, sang and interpreted, following an idea of song that would break away and take flight from any convention; and Stefano and Oscar listened and made their suggestions with an open mind. The result, we are convinced, is for once faithful to our original intent: that of resuming the connections between song and poetry, now too often sacrificed on the false altars of easy rhymes and catchiness. In this journey I found an ideal travel companion in the EchosQuartet a young group overflowing with enthusiasm, talent, passion and curiosity towards crossover projects. All this, as always, has been ensured by the great mastery of Marco Lincetto behind the console and by his precious support as a record producer. This, then, is our idea of canto libero. Or perhaps I should say "one of our ideas", since I have the feeling that many more will follow. Lucia Minetti  

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ILLEGAL LOVE 2

ILLEGAL LOVE 2

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01 - Calling You  (Bob Telson) 02 - The Way You Make Me Feel  (Michael Jackson) 03 - Smooth Operator  (Sade Adu, Ray St.John) 04 - Street Life  (Joe Sample, Randy Crawford) 05 - Lover Man  (Jimmy Davis, Roger Ramirez, James Sherman) 06 - Maha Bratha 2  (Enrico Santacatterina, Massimo Tuzza) 07 - Jolene  (Dolly Parton) 08 - Nothing Compares 2 You  (Prince) 09 - Wicked Game  (Chris Isaak) 10 - Drums Take 2  (Massimo Tuzza) 11 - Wonder Why  (Enrico Santacatterina) 12 - Mad About You  (Alex Callier) 13 - Rolling In The Deep  (Adele Adkins, Paul Epworth) 14 - Always Remember Us This Way  (Lady Gaga, Natalie Hemby, Hilary Lindsay, Lori McKenna) 15 - Against All Odds  (Phil Collins)   Chiara Pastò, voice Enrico Santacatterina, guitars, acoustic bass and chorus Massimo Tuzza, drums and percussions   Special Guest: TRUE VOICE GOSPEL CHOIR, Anna Tosato, conductor   88.2kHz / 24bit digital recordings made at: - Guitars and Acoustic Bass, Velut Luna Studios, Casalserugo, on April 9 - 10, 2019 - Drums and Percussions, Area Magister Studios, on April 15 - 16, 2019 - Voice, Velut Luna Studios, Casalserugo, on April 17 - 18 - 19 - 20, 2019 - Chorus, Velut Luna Studios, Casalserugo, on April 23 - 24, 2019 - Gospel Choir, Santa Croce Reharsal Hall, on May 7, 2019   88.2kHz / 24bit digital mix and analog mastering made at Velut Luna Studios, Casalserugo, on April 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 and May 8, 2019   Production: VELUT LUNA Executive Producer: Marco Lincetto Musical Producer: Enrico Santacatterina Recording, Mix & Mastering Engineer: Marco Lincetto Photo: Marco Lincetto Videomaker: Michele Sartor Graphics and Design: L'Image   CROWDFUNDING PROJECT - VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS Roberto Brignoli, Giorgia Brignoli, Barbara Tengattini, Emanuele Tasinato Fulvio Strain, Paolo Varotto, Andrea Capuzzo, Sergio Capellini, Daniela Marchese, Larissa Capellini, Siebrand Agter, Massimo Villa, Maria Teresa Bozza, Francesco Pesavento, Emanuela Dalla Valle, Alessandro Pasin, Cinzia Testa, Mauro di Giorgio, Alberto Giaccaglia, Rebecca Luciana.   Questo disco si avvale anche del contributo economico del PROGETTO LPM, nato da un atto di mecenatismo privato e finalizzato a sostenere l'avvio all'attività professionale dei giovani eccellenti fra i laureandi e neo laureati dai Conservatori di Musica del Veneto.       ILLEGALOVE è un concept album. E' un viaggio musicale alla scoperta dell'Amore: quello un po' scomodo, a volte disperato, a volte maledetto, raccontato da alcune delle più note canzoni del rock e del pop internazionale degli ultimi 40 anni. Come da tradizione Velut Luna, Chiara Pastò, Enrico Santacatterina e Massimo Tuzza, non si limitano a rieseguire semplici cover, ma grazie agli straordinari arrangiamenti e alla produzione musicale di Enrico Santacatterina, il Trio ci offre una serie di riletture assolutamente orginali e totalmente inedite di brani pur notissimi al grande pubblico. Le più diverse chitarre di Enrico - 12 corde, Dobro, XOX, Godin - e i suoni elettronici dei suoi synth, vengono rivestiti dai variegati e ricchissimi colori delle percussioni di Massimo Tuzza e sigillati dalla voce impressiva e cristallina di Chiara Pastò. Marco Lincetto   ILLEGALOVE is a concept album. It's a musical journey to discover the secrets of Love: that one a little bit desperate, sometimes accursed, told us by some of the most famous international rock and pop songs from the last 40 years. According to the famous "Velut Luna Style", Chiara Pastò, Enrico Santacatterina and Massimo Tuzza offer not simple covers of some of the most famous songs ever, but new astonishing performances, due to the original arrangements by Enrico Santacatterina, including various different guitars - 12 strings, dobro, XOX, Godin... - absolutely new sounds from sinth machine, the rich colors granted by the percussions of Massimo Tuzza and last but not least, the impressive and crystal clear voice of Chiara Pastò. Marco Lincetto   

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NINNI ARINI CANTA LUIGI TENCO

NINNI ARINI CANTA LUIGI TENCO

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NINNI ARINI CANTA LUIGI TENCO - VELUT LUNA CVLD286 CODICE UPC: 8019349159883 ISRC: ITW311728601 ..02 ..03 etc.   A Tribute to Luigi Tenco, one of the most important Italian Song Writer, passed away exactly 50 years ago. Simple, but sophisticated acoustic arrangements for acoustic guitar, cello and voice, and for voice and piano. This project is a pure audiophile recording, played "live-in-studio" inside a fascinating environment, where old barrels of precious Marsala Wine are stored, and recorded using tube microphones and full HD digital workstation Tracklist 01 - Cara Maestra (arr.: N.Arini, M.Pantaleo, E.Toscano) 3:24 02 - Io sono uno (arr.: N.Arini, M.Pantaleo, E.Toscano), 2:10 03 - Chi mi ha insegnato (arr.: P.Passalacqua), 4:22 04 - Vedrai vedrai (arr.: N.Arini, M.Pantaleo, E.Toscano), 4:35 05 - Averti fra le braccia (arr.: N.Arini, M.Pantaleo, E.Toscano), 3:27 06 - Ti ricorderai (arr.: P.Passalacqua), 3:54 07 - Mai (arr.: P.Passalacqua), 3:21 08 - Ragazzo mio (arr.: N.Arini, M.Pantaleo, E.Toscano), 4:28 09 - Si parte (arr.: P.Passalacqua), 4:18 10 - Un giorno dopo l'altro (arr.: N.Arini), 2:45 Tot.Time: 36:48 All compositions by Luigi Tenco, except for: "Ti ricorderai " by Luigi Tenco & Gian Paolo Reverberi - "Si parte" by Ninni Arini Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10: 24bit / 88kHz original digital recording made at Cantina Martinez, Marsala, Italy, on January 27th, 2017 Tracks 3, 6, 7, 9: 24bit / 88kHz original digital recording made at Ninni's Home, Mazara del Vallo, Italy, on January 28th, 2017 Production: Velut Luna Executive Producer: Marco Lincetto Musical Producer: Marco Lincetto Recording, Mix and Mastering Engineer: Marco Lincetto Video Maker: Michele Sartor On Stage Techinical Assistant: Francesco Angileri Photo: Marco Lincetto Design and Layout: L'Image Grazie alla famiglia Tenco, per la disponibilità, impagabile, a questo progetto discografico e per il gradimentpo della fotografia di Luigi Tenco  

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FIL ROUGE

FIL ROUGE

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Lucia Minetti is an esteemed singer, famous for her elegance, artistic flair and thrilling voice. She is the favorite solo artist of many great authors of jazz music, classical or contemporary music; songwriters and theater directors who have dedicated her songs, lyrics and works. Lucia Minetti marks her artistic interests on the song form drawing new poetic shades to classical and pop music thanks to her intense personal interpretation and vocal evolutions . 1 Non, rien de rien (Michel Vaucaire-Charles Dumont) 3:20 2
Mon homme (My man) (Albert Willemetz & Jacques Charles-Maurice Yvain) 3:46 3 Avec le temps (Léo Ferré) 4:14 4 Tous les visages de l’amour (She) (Charles Aznavour-Herbert Kretzmer) 5:25 5 Ne me quitte pas (If you go away) (Jacques Brel) 4:30 6 La mer (Somewhere beyond the sea) (Charles Trenet) 4:47 7 Jardin d’hiver (Benjamin Biolay-Karen Ann) 3:33 8 Chanson des vieux amants (Jacques Brel) 4:15 9 Je ne sais pas dire je t’aime (Barbara) 4:55 10 Le tourbillon de la vie / La vie s’envole (Serge Rezvani) 2:51 11 Litanies pour un retour (Jacques Brel) 2:50 12 La foule (Michel Rivgauche-Angel Cabral) 3:35 13 India song (Marguerite Duras-Carlos D’Alessio) 3:38 14 La vie en rose (Edith Piaf-Louiguy) 4:13 15 Milord (Georges Moustaki-Marguerite Monnot) 5:28 Total Time 61:29 Lucia Minetti, voice Andrea Zani, piano (tracks 3,5,7,9,10,11,13,14) Ensemble “La Foule” (tracks 1,2,4,6,8,12,15) Cecilia Franchini, orchestra leader and piano Elio Orio, first violin Francesco Mardegan, second violin Francesca Marino, viola Veronica Nava Puerto, cello Giancarlo Pavan, doublebass Salvatore Baronilli, clarinet Mattia Marangon, horn Lucrecia Fernandez, bassoon Riccardo Nicolin, percussions Production Velut Luna Executive producer Marco Lincetto Musical producer and editing Mattia Zanatta Recording, mix and mastering Marco Lincetto Design Limage Front and back cover photos by Massimo Forchino Inside booklet: Lucia Minetti photos by Daniele Bricalli Oscar del Barba photo by Alberto Reina Andrea Zani photo by Tommaso Ferigo Ensemble on stage photos by Marco Lincetto I personally think that the distinction between art music and popular music is now completely outdated. It is much more effective to distinguish the music into beautiful music or bad one, rather than by gender. It is not enough to be born in the 18th century to be considered an interesting author, in fact some of them have been completely forgotten. Recovery operations of alleged masterpieces of the past are sometimes dictated by philological or musicologist intent _ therefore scientific _ rather than artistic. This album, instead, proposes a very valuable repertoire of great artistic and emotional impact, that of the French Chansonniers of the Twentieth Century, representing a very important chapter in the history of music thanks to their ability to create a kind of bohémien lifestyle with an element of political commitment and of social criticism, always expressed with poetic style (M.Priore’s quotation). This is the reason why many academics affirm that the student protests of 1968 could begin only in France. I believe that this beautiful CD, will be appreciated by cultured persons and will inspire the younger generation, today more than ever at risk of flattening, on how to search for and find a new sensibility, a renewed zest for life and a deep awareness that “Freedom is participation “. My sincere congratulations to Lucia Minetti, without a doubt one of the best interpreters of the songwriters on the world stage, and a proud thanks to the teachers and students of the Padua Conservatory “C. Pollini” who have made a contribution of great elegance and musicality to the realization of Fil Rouge. Leopoldo Armellini, Director of the Conservatory C. Pollini of Padua Voglio ringraziare prima di tutto Marco Lincetto e Leopoldo Armellini che hanno reso possibile questo lavoro. Andrea Zani, musicista (e persona) di grandissimo valore e talento, i musicisti del Conservatorio Pollini di Padova, nuovi straordinari compagni di viaggio. Oscar Del Barba per la sua generosità e sensibilità di scrittura. Stefania Marchesi per il suo prezioso aiuto. Massimo Forchino, Daniele Bricalli, Tommaso Ferigo, Alberto Reina per il loro contributo. E soprattutto ringrazio Christian e il nostro piccolo Leo, che sono per me fonte di ispirazione ed emozione, sempre. A loro due questo disco è dedicato. Lucia Minetti Thank you very much first of all to Marco Lincetto and Leopoldo Armellini who have made this work possible. Thanks to Andrea Zani, a talented musician and a wonderful person; thanks to all the young musicians of the Pollini Conservatory of Padua, extraordinary new companions. Thanks to Oscar Del Barba for his generosity and writing sensitiveness. Thanks to Stefania Marchesi for her precious support. Thanks to Massimo Forchino, Daniele Bricalli, Tommaso Ferigo and Alberto Reina for their contributions. But thank you, above all, to Christian and our little son Leo, who are my beloved source of inspiration and emotion. Now and forever. I dedicate this album to them. Lucia Minetti

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FLYING ATTITUDE

FLYING ATTITUDE

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FLYING ATTITUDE VELUT LUNA CVLD263 Notes Flying Attitude: Beàs, voice and Michel, guitar. It's a new project of original songs: all ballads that we can call "neo-progressive". Simple and amazing melodies sung by the marvellous voice of Beàs, with the great support of the jazzy style of important guest soloists such as Marco Strano on soprano sax, Michele Giacomazzi on guitar, Roberto Jonata on keyboards. Very Special guest on "Una Giornata Uggiosa" the famous Italian Actor - Academy Awards Winner for the best movie in foreigner language "Mediterranneo" by Gabriele Salvatores. FLYING ATTITUDE Beàs, voice Michel, guitar Featuring: Roberto Jonata, keyboards on tracks 2 - 5 - 8 - 9 - 10 Marco Strano, soprano sax on tracks 3 - 7 Michele Giacomazzi, jazz guitar on tracks 4 - 6 Vasco Mirandola, actor / narrator on track 10 1 Evil - 3:35 2 Wonderful - 3:33 3 Le Coucher du Soleil Romantique - 3:49 4 Sorry - 3:52 5 Among my foes - 3:34 6 Chiara - 4:13 7 Talk to me - 3:45 8 In your Heart - 5:04 9 Una giornata uggiosa - 4:16 10 Una giornata uggiosa / Alt. Take - 4:19 Total time: 40:14 All compositions by Flying Attitude, except fo "Una Giornata Uggiosa" by Mogol - Battisti 24bit/88.2kHz original recording made at Velut Luna Studio, Casalserugo - Italy on January 17, 20, 21, 29, 2015 Production: Velut Luna Musical producers: Marco Lincetto and Michele Sartor Recording, mix and mastering engineer: Marco Lincetto Photos: Marco Lincetto Design and layout: L’Image Sales manager: Patrizia Pagiaro UPC: 8019349135771 ISRC: ITW311526301 I

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PAY INTENTION

PAY INTENTION

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It’s always difficult to talk about something that involves you directly. Like, for example, of an album for which you take care of the artistic production. And an album, if you have decided to devote yourself to it, to offer it your time, your skills, your commitment, is like a son. Although you didn’t write it, or perform it, you end up being part of it. I have produced about twenty albums, I could’ve produce more, maybe, but I always chose to work with and for the quality. Presenting this album, this one, is even more difficult because we are talking about two sons, plus a few adopted ones. It’s not a secret, Jacopo, Sick 4 Milk’s leader, is my son. I have known some of his adventure pals since they had just started to wear long trousers, some since when I still had the slight hope of keeping some hair on my head. Have I artistically produced my son’s album? No, even though there wouldn’t be anything wrong with this: I produced Sick 4 Milk’s first album, a band of which I’ve been a fan since the first concerts at some roman pubs. I’m hypercritical with my sons, with the legitimated and the adopted. I have been so for all these years (not so many, but a lot compared to the age of the band’s members), until, as passionate and professional in the “music and similar” business, I understood that this talent, obvious since long time ago, penetrated deep down these guys’ souls, leading them to an artistic maturity that some groups more from my time than theirs, still haven’t reached. I didn’t decide to do an album: chatting one night with Marco Lincetto, I asked him to listen to a piece, the first one in unplugged version that was on youtube, just to have his opinion. Marco, after a few minutes wrote to me: Excellent, I want to do this album. I didn’t have to struggle or convince anybody and this was a great relief. And it gave me confort in my assumption of knowing music well and of recognising talents, in other words of knowing how to do my beautiful job. I obviously knew that the Velut Luna recording would have been of high quality, it was perfect indeed. Then come what may, these guys are talented, not only in music, and this being talented in many other things other than music, is in my opinion the reason why at their young age they already look like a mature and famous group. Because I never believed in talent without intelligence and knowledge or at least the desire to learn. And forgive me if I badly quoted Miles Davis. If I may say, I will end this short presentation with a genetic-affective-animistic note: The acoustic ovation that Jacopo plays is the one that belonged to his uncle Danilo who left it prematurely as an inheritance to his unworthy brother who passed it to his son (a very long loan) It is the number 1037, the first to arrive to Italy. And in the last 35 years it played very well its role treading the stage all over Italy and around the world without ever missing a beat.

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PHOTOGRAPHS & MEMORIES TRIBUTE TO JIM CROCE

PHOTOGRAPHS & MEMORIES TRIBUTE TO JIM CROCE

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Pop. Original compositions by: J. Croce, C. Fox, N. Gibel, F. Mazzaron, A. Arcuri, M. Muehleisen, F. Ranghiero. All arrangements by F. Ranghiero. Barbara Belloni Voice; Four Fried Fish: Fabio Ranghiero Grandpiano & Hammond, Flamiano Mazzaron Guitars, Alessandro Arcuri Bass & Double Bass, Alberto Toninelli Drums. 24bit/88.2 kHz original live-in-studio recorded in Velut Luna Studio, Preganziol, Italy, on July 14, 15, 16 - 2012.  I discovered Jim Croce and his songs in a hot afternoon, at the beginning of the summer in 1980, while I was preparing my school leaving examination. I soon loved his world, made of little stories, never banal, constructed on “that” music I already loved, a masterly mix of country and blues: I immediately became aware that, sooner or later ,I should have had to do something more to keep alive the memory of this sincere and nice musician. Since then 32 years are passed... and 39 years since that awful night, the 20th of September 1973, during which a cruel destiny, concealed between the wings of the Beechcraft D-18 and the only Peacan Tree that separated the plane from the open sky, took away Jim, and here I am, at last, to pay tribute to an artist who has been and is important to me and to many other people, who loved and will always love his songs. So long, Jim ! Marco Lincetto About the “Memories” Choosing among Jim’s many songs for this CD hasn’t been painless. It was clear since the beginning that many of his most beautiful pieces couldn’t have found the deserved space. Besides, as arranger, I wanted to find a way to involve even more the other musicians in the project. The “memories” are so originated, with the request to create a short personal piece inspired by one or more songs of the American singer-songwriter. The task of the listeners is to close their eyes and recognize some notes or phrasing concealed in the memory. Fabio Ranghiero

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SKETCHES OF MEMORIES THE BEST SONGS OF OUR LIFE

SKETCHES OF MEMORIES THE BEST SONGS OF OUR LIFE

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POP: original compositions by F. S. Key, J. Van Heusen-J. Burke, J. Styne-L. Robin, B. Dylan, S. Mc Kenzie, J. Phillips-M. Phillips, M. Jagger-K. Richards, G. Paoli, P. Simon, E. Bennato, A. C. Jobim, Quilapayùn-S. Ortega, D. Gilmour-R. Waters, G. Marzorati. Featuring: Cheryl Porter, Massimo Salvagnini Quartet & Stefano Riva, Nina & Marco Strano, Mideando String Quartet, Enrico Santacatterina, Melting Pop & Emilia Vecchi, Four Fried Fish, Nina & Villa el Salvador, Sax Four Fun & Cristina Sartori, Paola Casula & Alessandro Mozzi, Ninni Arini, Tatiana Maria Meira de Aguiar & Alberto Boischio, Alejandro Martinez & Maurizio Scomparin, Fabiana Martone & Fabio Ranghiero, Guido Marzorati. WARNING! This is a live-in-studio recording, using vintage instruments from Sixties and Seventies: so it will not be strange, if you will listen to anykind of “isss” or “uhmmm” from Marshall or Fender tube amplifier, or “natural distortion” from Leslie amplifier of original Hammond B3… Each recording has been appropriately realized, on original arrangement ad hoc, by Marco Lincetto at the Magister Area Studios in Preganziol (with the exception of “El pueblo...”, recorded by Alejandro Martinez in his own studio in Padua), using 24bit/88.2kHz digital recorder; and Marco Lincetto also have mixed and mastered each piece of this CD. Marco Lincetto, Velut Luna owner, says: "The choice and the sequence of the pieces presented in this CD is apparently devoid of a musical common line. The other title thought for this project, till a short while ago, was “The wild strawberries patch”: indeed the meaning of this collection must be searched in a joining motive different from music in itself ... that is in myself, who conceived it and who, in this Anno Domini 2011, is going to be fifty years old. Initially this CD shouldn’t even be published, being my personal gift to myself for my fifth birthday; but then my collaborators suggested that probably many other people, contemporary and not, could have identify themselves and gain satisfaction from the publication of this material, and therefore it was decided to insert it in the now large Velut Luna catalogue. For all the important anniversaries (and “fifty” years are undoubtedly so) some people treat themselves to a precious object, a big party or an epic journey. I decided to treat myself to a journey in my memory, through the rereading of those musical pieces that contributed to my character-building, in the widest meaning of the word. They mostly are the songs that I listened to when I was 15 to 20 years old, and must be told that I was a rather eclectic boy: in those years I was studying the clarinet, due to my passion for American swing music of the Forties, and Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller were my heroes (and that’s why “Polka dots and moonbeams”). The Seventies were passing, but I was grown up very close to my aunt, who was a little older than me and who has been a teenager during the end of the Sixties, and this, in some way, left me a very strong “imprinting” of the culture of the wonderful “season of love”. Therefore here we have some of the symbolic songs of that legendary period: “Like a rolling stone”, “San Francisco”, “California dreaming”, “The sounds of silence”, “Jumping Jack Flash”. Another insane passion of mine bound to those years was the poetic spirit, very “maudit” like, of those Italian singer-songwriters belonging to the so-called “Genoese school” of which, undoubtedly, Gino Paoli was the principal standard bearer. Therefore two symbol pieces of him couldn’t be missing here: “Sapore di sale” and “Senza fine”. Every teenager ends by falling in love, more or less Platonic-like, with a movie star ( perhaps nowadays boys fall in love with TV soubrettes ... but this is another story, and it’s another epoch ...), and it occurred to me too, and I must say that I treated myself rather well, since the object of my desire was a true icon of female glamour and fascination of all time, that is the unforgettable Marilyn Monroe ... and I believe that “Bye bye, baby” best represents her. But then the “contemporary” reality of my adolescence, that is in the middle of the Seventies, could not possibly not include the great English rock (here represented by the splendid and longing “Wish you were here” by Pink Floyd) and the deep ideals of rebellion and freedom, of which the Chilean people and the band of Inti Illimani particularly rose as a simbol: “El pueblo unido jamas serà vencido” was sung by the students in the squares, all together, with the left fist up, wearing the Eskimo and the Clarks. And finally the singer-songwriters of my generation, which here I decided to represent with whom I felt, more than any other, alike me: Edoardo Bennato, with his masterpiece “Un giorno credi”, from his first album. At the beginning of the Eighties, the ending of my adolescence and my first steps in adult age coincided with the discovery of a musical world that, by my point of view, was “alternative”, among which the “ethnic” music. Therefore comes the Brazil, with its bossa-nova, here represented by the wonderful “Agua de Março” by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Finally, quite a different matter are the two pieces that respectively open and close the CD: “Stars Spangled Banner”, that is the national hymn of the United States of America, and “Journey of hope” by Guido Marzorati. Paraphrasing a fragment of the renowned prologue by Woody Allen’s movie “Manhattan”, I can just say, with ill-concealed pride: “I love America and I have always loved it”. As the years go by, my life can more and more be considered as a long interval between a journey in U.S.A. and the successive one. Instead, the piece sung by Guido Marzorati completes the concept expressed by my love for America and for its ideals: that is the projection to the future, with the constant hope and the firm belief of a better world".

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